Sentence examples for virtually every proposal from inspiring English sources

Republicans have fought virtually every proposal to regulate.

Virtually every proposal now on the table faces opposition.

Virtually every proposal has been intended to scapegoat the trillion-dollar food industry.

Virtually every proposal is laid before them and sophisticated investors vie to become their partners.

"Unfortunately, Democrats on Capitol Hill have rejected virtually every proposal, and now Americans are paying at the pump".

As Mr. Obama pointed out, virtually every proposal on his agenda has been accepted over the years by Democrats and an earlier generation of Republicans that was not reflexively opposed to a recession-fighting fiscal policy.

A fierce opponent of abortion who would "not construe homosexual rights as human rights," he has been an efficacious enabler of Donald Trump, supporting virtually his every proposal and voting to dismiss a motion to impeach him.

Virtually every Air Force proposal to find new places to train or to expand the use of existing spaces has faced increasingly vehement local opposition, but the coalition's challenge is the first to try to suspend all low-level training.

Like virtually every other proposal to help homeowners hurt by the housing crash, it tries for simplicity but falters in the face of the enormity of the post-financial-crisis mess, and, as markets improve, it may come too late to make much difference.

And it is one that can only be answered if the administration shows greater resolve and if Congress stops standing in the way of virtually every policy proposal, big or small.

From social promotion to summer school, standards and accountability to universal preschool and after-school programs -- even in the contentious struggle over school choice -- the young faces being used to sell virtually every education reform proposal these days tend to be black and brown.